Is this ALL I need in order to mount this up in the ceiling? I don't need to buy any bracket or anything? I own Panasonic pt-ar100u.
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If you're installing it into a dry wall ceiling (not beams) then I suggest you get better anchors. The ones that come with it aren't very good in my opinion.
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I used my wall mounts on the ceiling. They're just fine. You can't mount them "in-ceiling" if that's the question.
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yes, it comes with a plastic bracket that screws into the base of the camera (with a normal screw that you'd find on a tripod to connect a camera) and then that screws into the wall. It's adjustable to support horizontal or vertical installation (so on the ceiling or on the wall or really anywhere in-between from 0-90 degrees). it's not the most-elegant looking thing, as it's smaller than the base of the device, but it is completely functional.
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mount it to the wall. It will be very secure. It comes with a very good bracket. It is very heavy.
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It really is not important if it is compatible as the VideoSecu Wall Ceiling mount is so poorly designed that you will be sorry you ever used it. I highly recommend that you look for a better bracket.
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I think so. I have an earlier generation Panasonic 50" plasma mounted several months ago and still standing. I used the lag bolts supplied into one stud and 2 100lb wall anchor bolts for the other side (the mount will not span 24" studs). Just make sure you pre-drill the holes for the lag bolts per the instructions or you will possibly split the stud and your arms will be very tired.
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I didn't mount them, but the speakers were mounted to the wall using these: http://www.amazon.com/VideoSecu-Universal-Speaker-Brackets-Ceilings/dp/B001QNBUA4/ref=pd_bxgy_e_img_y. I hope this helps.
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I don't think the mounting brackets will work for a wall stud. Do a search in Amazon for "Panasonic wall fan", they do make a wall mount fans.
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I used the wall mount option and it works great for me. The system was easy to install and adjust. I'm very satisfied with my system. One thing to consider in bracket placement is structural support. The wall studs will normally give you better support.
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You'll have to buy a wall/ceiling mounting bracket. It's only a few extra dollars and can be found on amazon. I purchased a frame with my order.
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This is a 2-axis camera so you can either mount it on a ceiling or if there is no ceiling available, then you must mount it on the wall using the bracket.
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yes, you can mount from a ceiling but the camera will be rotated 90 degrees, basically laying on it's side.The ball joint won't allow it to rotate enough for the camera to be oriented correctly, but it would not bother me in the slightest.
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Yes, this unit can be ceiling mounted via the mounting adapter. And yes, it has a screw mount point at the bottom center of its base. The unit's web interface allows settings to flip and mirror the images which is needed for ceiling mount applications. These settings survive reboots. I have 12 such units installed with 8 ceiling mounts. Do note that the included mounting adapter is rather bulky and will be very noticeable as well as serve to lower the camera from the ceiling. I ended up running the the RJ45 cable to the ceiling, extracted it and placed a plate right on the ceiling. Took the mount screw off the mounting bracket, super-glued the screw to an opening jack on the plate and then screwed the camera right up to the plate. It's very clean looking and worked very well. Also, the Power Over Ethernet function worked very well without issues.
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You will need to purchase brackets separately. They are inexpensive and available here on Amazon.
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Hi Scott. The unit comes with a small full-function remote that is very helpful with setting it up. My unit came with a 6-foot VGA cable and a 6-foot power cable (standard computer-type). I bought a 30-foot RCA video cable at Radio Shack which was more suitable for the ceiling mounting which I used. The unit works flawlessly mounted upside down from across the room.
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I was thinking the same when I purchased mine. I wanted to mount the cameras under the soffets of my house. They will not mount that way. I had to mount them all on the vertical walls. You could make a wood mount that would go up to you ceiling and give you a vertical mounting point. You also have to watch how much space you are from a ceiling. I mounted one camera too close to the soffets and had to drop it down a couple inches. I could not adjust the camera with it close to a ceiling.
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You have to install a small hook in the ceiling. I myself purchased a really nice white one. I suggest putting in a mount first so the hook can hold better.